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Innovative conservation approaches to invasive plant management in the Missouri River Watershed-From prevention to control to biomass utilization/biofuel generation

Agreement Number
10-175
Awardee Name
Montana State University
Grant Type
Classic
Project Title
Innovative conservation approaches to invasive plant management in the Missouri River Watershed-From prevention to control to biomass utilization/biofuel generation
Awardee State/Territory
Montana
Involved States/territories
Montana
Award Year
2010
Start Date
End Date
Award Amount
$1,000,000.00
Production/Use
Natural Areas
Resource Concern (Broad)
Habitat
Water
Resource Concern (Specific)
Invasive species
Water Quality
Conservation Practice(s)
Structure for Water Control
Project Background
The purpose of this award is for the grantee to foster the adoption of innovative conservation approaches to invasive riparian plant management by monitoring herbicide treatment and control sites for short and long-term ecological changes, riparian system health and function, environmental protection, and natural resource enhancement; demonstrate the use of innovative biofuel technologies that promote the utilization of invasive plant biomass as a fuel source; and utilize the MRWC’s management and communications infrastructure and network to coordinate all components of the project, and transfer project findings, products and technologies to a broad range of regional stakeholders, including the private sector and NRCS.
Project targeted to Historically Underserved producers?
No
Awardee Technical Contact Name
Elizabeth Galli-Noble
Scott Bockness